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Cooking gently in liquid, or stealing what was never yours to take.
means Either simmering food in barely-bubbling water, or illegally hunting wildlife — or luring away someone else's talent.
from From Old French pocher, to enclose in a bag — the egg white poaching cradles the yolk like a pocket; the hunting sense comes from poke, meaning bag or sack you sneak your loot into.
Same rootPocket and poach share a bag-shaped ancestor.
Egg trickA splash of vinegar tightens the whites fast.
Big businessWildlife poaching is a multibillion-dollar criminal trade.